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How I Managed to Receive Leads from ActiveRain, Twitter and Facebook!

I don't consider myself to be a social marketing guru (yet), but I do spend a little time each week on all of the top social media sites that I know about. Sometimes, it's just a few minutes per week. Obviously, I spend the majority of my online time right here on ActiveRain, but I have become more active on Twitter lately - both are highly addictive, in my humble opinion. Facebook also seems to have some interesting potential as a business tool, if used properly.

I just wanted to take a minute to share some of my experiences with the other two sites. Clearly, I have written a good number of posts about sales and referrals that have come from ActiveRain already. My primary advice on AR is to be yourself and write about stuff that actually interests you, rather than simply focusing on real estate all the time.

FACEBOOK

When I was first invited to Facebook by Jennifer Bukaty last fall, I knew a very small handful of people on there at the time. I would get random email messages like this:

You have been SUPER-POKED by Rob
Mary hurled a ghost at you!
Tom set you up on a date with Monica Lewinsky
Sue wants to dirty dance with you in front of your kids!

What the heck is all of this stuff, anyway? Clearly, this site must be worthless for business, right? Actually, that's not true. At this point, if you are not a member of Facebook, the jokes above make zero sense to you, more than likely. If you ARE a member, you are probably still laughing (at least I hope you are). At any rate, I kind of avoided the site for awhile, then decided to re-evaluate it later, and I'm glad that I did.

Despite all of the silliness and random applications, and Scrabble games, and videos, Facebook has also brought me a handful of leads. As a bonus, my AR blog has developed a strong following among my Facebook friends (over 1700 now), and sometimes they comment directly on Facebook. But how? Well, I learned how to "feed" my AR blog posts to Facebook awhile back, and this gets me additional exposure in a group of non-AR members.

I have had a handful of decent leads from Facebook so far, all of which came (so far) from people which I did not previously know, but who have seen some of my posts and know that I am a real estate broker in Austin. I am still pleasantly surprised when I realize that one of my "real life" friends found my blog via Facebook.

TWITTER

Using the ActiveRain feature to automatically send links to your public posts straight to Twitter is very cool indeed, but I would recommend also actually hanging out there sometimes, rather than just sending the occasional link. When you develop relationships, it will begin to pay off and they will read your stuff IF they get to know you. Otherwise, it seems a bit random in the middle of all of the conversations going on and no one will pay attention. I was guilty of this before, but I have changed my ways now.

As with Facebook, I have developed a healthy readership on Twitter, with about 425 "followers" there. I got a lead today from a guy that I only knew tangentially - awesome! So far, I have received about five leads from my relationships there, as well as solidifying some friendships and contacts that I already knew from ActiveRain. In case you didn't realize this, there is a large contingent of AR members on Twitter, which makes it even more fun.

For specific instuctions on how to achieve this, please check out my post here:

How to Feed Your ActiveRain Blog Directly to Facebook and Twitter - Get More Exposure for the Same Effort!

If you have questions, I would be happy to help, time permitting. Thanks for reading!

Follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/jasoncrouch

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If you're looking for a home in the Austin area, you can visit my primary Austin real estate website at www.austintexashomes.com. Thanks!

Posted by Jason Crouch, Broker - Austin Texas Real Estate (512-796-7653) on 10/21/2008 02:56 PM

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143 Comments on How I Managed to Receive Leads from ActiveRain, Twitter and Facebook!

OCT

2008

Jason, great post.. Is it easy to feed my blog to facebook? If you have a moment can you tell a friend? or two?

Very cool, like you I spend time on the web, I enjoyed the ideas you have shared

Nice Jason, I back after nearly being gone for 2 years and I have no idea what twitter is. I do know facebook, but have not got on that yet. I did manage a Myspace account which I have been told that I can not use to send the 70 some relatives I have on it holiday notes instead of real cards.

I would also love to find out how to feed my blog to Facebook. I joined last spring when my neighbor found out before I did which college my daughter decided to attend, before I did, on Facebook! I see lots of potential there. Pretty please, share?

I was invited to Facebook today by a neighbor. We ocassionally trade emails. I decided to take her up on her invitation and wham I all of a sudden had chances to hook up with lots of friends. It was amazing to see it all happen. There were a few people I decided not to send invites to and low and behold they started seding me invites. It was interesting because the readership seems to be the next generation for the most part. I have alot of neices and nephews who I found there. I can see great potential with the. I to would like to know how to feed my blog there. Thanks for the ideas.

Jason, great information. Interestingly enough the reason I stopped using Facebook because friends and relatives constantly were bombarding me with new applications as you described, so I felt it was just for games not for business. On the otherhand I like Linked-in because it is everything that Facebook is not "all business". BTW I would be intrested in the same question as Judy G's & Randy D's how to feed posts from here to Facebook.

Jason - this last week and today I have been updating the above "other" social media sites and others too. Still have work to do, but I feel like slowly but surely I am getting there. (wiping brow). I too would like to know how you managed to feed AR to facebook - cool! ~Rita

Jason, I have just started using Facebook and Linkedin and have had many invites and a recommendation. I too would like to learn how to feed my blog posts. I hope that this will be one of your future posts.

I've got to get started on this....thank you thank you.

Throw me in the mix of people who want to link my blog to Facebook. My nephews were shocked when they found me there.

Thanks for the info.

Take care.

I too have put off joining Facebook, I should do it. How do I link by blog to Facebook?

Jason,

Thanks for this great information. I have a Facebook account, I just need to use it more. I will check out Twitter.

Hi Jason, I just recently joined Facebook and Twitter but I am still trying to figure it all out. Thanks for the tips. Twitter has me stumped but I will figure it out.

I havent started with facebook or twitter. I keep seeing these things on AR but I have so many other things that adding one more right now seems to be mind boggling.

Tangentially? Jason, you must have gotten that word from your daughter, right?? LOL Great post, here... I've been taking that Domus Consulting's webinar that is helping a lot of us better understand how to set these applications up and get them working for our business. I have a TON of appreciation now for FB & Twitter!

Jason: I have been participating in Facebook but know I am not utilizing it to the fullest so thanks for the post. One question (along with feeding my post to Facebook with the others). Do you accept all invites - sometimes I get invited by people I don't know and because of all the "other stuff" you mentioned, I hesitage accepting them. Also, I am going to invite you as a friend right now.

Those are excellent numbers. I have now recieved 2 from Twitter and I can tell you I was a little shocked!

your friend in Charlottesville VA!!!

Jason,

I stopped taking too many of the poking...I have too many holes in me now...I haven't gotten leads but found a few old friends from High School. I have way too many of these social networks and stopped using most of them...who in the world has that kind of time to keep up?

Jason...

Having the links automatically sent to twitter and from there to FaceBook has changed my life ... not to mention Localism and my outside blog ... all at once! And that has made me more likely to write public posts!

Jason - THanks for this post. I had never thought about setting up an Rss feed to facebook.

I will make the feeds a priority....feeds.leads...sounds good...poking..hmmm...not so much ?

Hi Jason. Your numbers amaze me. Congrats on your success.

I too have started "working" with facebook and twitter. I have a long way to go!

Thanks for writing,

Ken

Jason - Your experience with Facebook and Twitter have been much like mine. I almost blocked facebook from email because I was so sick of getting all the crap. I have all my posts fed to the site and now use twitter every now and then too.

Jason, I am a member of facebook and twitter but haven't done anything with either. Twitter I don't get. Facebook I only use to checkout new pictures put up by my niece. It's all just too much and consumes too much of my time. I get a much better return soliciting expired listings and of course sitting out by the pool working on my tan:)

Jason, there are many avenues to pursue like Twitter and Facebook in looking for leads. It's great to hear your experience from them all. I see you did away with your wall paper and went back to the basic blog format. I hear a problem with the customizer is slow downloads of the screens. Things are always changing.

My 20 year old daughter told me if I set up a "facebook" or "my space" she was not going to be my "friend". She is so laughing at her old mom for posting to a blog. But she's in college and only sees it as a "social" network. She'll get into the working world and see the light.

Thanks for all the information on these two sites, but what I wanna know, what is localism?

Jason....you are just "mega" everything and how cool is that. Everything you do my friend is "bigger than life" and I am so glad about that. I'm hooked up to Twitter but have never joined Facebook. I guess it's time for me to venture there.....sounds interesting! We are on "Mr. Toads Wild Ride" and it pretty funny....or is it "Alice and Wonderland". Great post!

Jason, thanks for sharing your success on FB and Twitter. I have been hanging out more on FB and drop in occasssionally on Twitter. I have been so busy lately that I just have had to lay it aside. If I use Twitbin on during the day, I tend to comment more.

Did you read Lani's post on AgentGenius yesterday?

She had some new tools and I still got a grade of 97 so not too shabby. Lately some of the news services around Ann Arbor, Detroit have started to follow me. At first they only submitted their news feeds, so that is encouraging. One even emailed me and asked what I would like tweets on.

I give you credit J. You da man. I have to tell you that I am fully invested in AR. Getting more involved in peripherals just takes away from relationship building for me. Am I over simplifying it or are you super human or am just super developmentally challenged?

Loveseat, you sailed right past me and in your typical manner, have become the King of Social Networking. Sadly, I still don't know how to 'feed' my AR blog in Facebook or where/how to automatically send links to my blog on Twitter via AR. I just copy and paste in both cases. I really need to start writing again, don't I?!

Big Hug!

Yes you do, Jennifer.

Crouch - I've gotten leads and closed loans from AR. However, while I am a part of Facebook I think I've logged on twice... maybe. Twitter, I still don't get. It seems it works for some people though, maybe someday I will break through the glass ceiling I've created.

Jason,

As always thanks for the info. I have set up a twitter account, but have yet to utilize it. I have been thinking about doing facebook, but couldn't make up my mind to do it or not. Guess I'll have to seriously consider it. Thanks for the words of encouragement.

Jason- You have 1700+ Friends on Facebook?! I'm still trying to digest that;-) I feel really unpopular right now. I'm on Facebook and I still don't know what to do with it. Other than feed your blog post there, what else do you there? I could see with that many friends the amount of "stuff" you get could be a real bear to sort through.

TO ALL: I am leaving town today - headed to Houston for the REBarcamp (real estate technology conference). I promise to write a post about how to feed your blog to Facebook when I return. In the meantime, this might help:

Log in to Facebook
Go to this page: http://www.facebook.com/apps/
In the search box, type in "blogcast"
Add this application and set it up
Your RSS feed for ActiveRain is easy - mine is http://activerain.com/blogs/jasoncrouch/rss (all of them follow this format here)
Your Blogcast will show up under your Profile page and each update appears on your Wall
There is another application called "my blogs" that you could use

I hope this helps! I will be on the road, but you can email me if you have any questions. As I said, I will write something more extensive later.

Hi Jason, Thanks for the very simple explanation. I am on both FB and Twitter,. Now I just have to really tweak my use.

Jason, I can't wait to hear about the camp. I know you will get at least one valuable idea. Good luck and good blogging.

Jason- Instructions worked great! Very straightforward. I have mine up in running. Took less than 5 minutes. Thanks for sharing.

Best,

Scott

I am a member of Facebook, but I haven't spent much time there just yet. Maybe I will have to rethink that. Take care Crouch.

Thanks, Jason. We always appreciate any advice that you have to offer. All our best, Jim & Maria

thanks so much for all the information. As for Tammy I hope her daughter adds her as a friend :)

Great stuff Jason and much appreciated. I knew if I hung around here long enough I would get some advice on Facebook. Thanks.

Jason - I've been wanting to integrate my blog posts and twitter, so now I learn there's an easy way. I'll call you after you're back in Austin.

Jason, Thanks for pointing out the finer points of facebook. I have not recieve referral as of yet from twitter. I think when i began with AR it took about 4 months and then to the moon. I could not make Houston but Hopefully the crew will come to New Orleans soon.

I'm off to try the feed idea with FB. Thank you.

jason...I have been struggling with the idea of face book and My Space and I need to look a bit closer first. you have taken the internet marketing world by the horns so i always defer when i read your posts so thanks for additional info. Twitter? Hmm...I am still busy with clients so that's in the future for sure! Thanks again!

OK - if Jason's on Facebook, I'm there! Adding to my to-do list now....

Hi Jason, I am going to try to get the AR blog to Facebook via your explanation. Thank you for the info.

I'm still working on building my following on Twitter I feel that their is a lot of potential there.

I so need to get on that twitter bandwagon. I was resisting and then Matt Heaton's words keep coming through my head "twitter is like crack". I don't think I could control myself like I do here or on facebook with my oh so addictive personality!

Jason, thanks for the post. Facebook I've known about for a while, and twitter I just heard about a few days ago. I've thought about using other sites. But it comes down to AR always seeming like the best one. So I'm just focus all my effort on this. Maybe someday I'll get around to the others.

Jason, thanks for following us on Twitter. It's a great compliment. Twitter for those that don't know is often talked about on fox news so it's starting to hit the main street so to speak. We personally kind of cringe when talking about facebook with it's heir apparent comparisons to myspace. Linkedin is perhaps the better option for those who want to stay within a professional environment, but as jason mentioned facebook can have it's benefits if used properly.

Great that your having so much look with these sites. How did you end up with so many facebook friends? Just added everyone you could find?

Jared

www.jared.pro

www.tubeutah.com

This is very helpful, Jason. Like some others I am getting much more into social networking. The 13 week webinar with Kevin Boer and Pat Kitano is off to a terrific start. I have gotten much more involved with Twitter and have been feeding posts there, but wasn't to FB, but am now thanks to you.

Have a terrific time at the REBarCamp. We will all look forward to hearing all about it.

Jeff

Sounds like you have a handle on things!!!

I need to get to know twitter better.... that lightbulb hasn't gone off for me on that site.

You Da'Man!

Thanks for the information and sharing.

We tweet, we facebook, we do a lot of things and it all pays off in the end

Dave Woodson

Jason - thanks for a great post. I am new to twitter and am learning the ropes there and like any social website, it pays to develop relationships with each other. And because of you - I learned about blip yesterday and created my own playlist - I love it! I am already on facebook, but have not spent much time there - but will look into it further. And I have bookmarked your post! Thanks!

I think I figured out how to set up the blogcast thanks to your explanation. At least I see it on the profile page. Thanks a milliion. Now back wrestling with twitter! ~Rita

Yes, Jacson, I've had a few of those myself on Facebook, and rarely do anything there except delete those. 'Guess I should take another look, too. I did take another look today at Twitter, after joining there about a year ago. I haven't figured out how to find you yet, but maybe you can find me.

I spend time on all these sites too. Unfortunately, I have duplicated of each one. One is for business, and one is for people I've met on You Tube and other online media where I don't want them to know who I really am. And the worst part is, I spend more time playing with my You Tube friend thn I do with my business associates >=o,

Jason - My SEO has greatly improved from joining Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, ActiveRain / Localism, RealBird, Trulia, etc. These sites are fantastic. However, I wouldn't have joined most had it not been from the information I found on ActiveRain.

Dont you think that it is a very big block of time that you spend on the social networks? Through my own online marketing company I have found that actively seeking links and building site rank is the best use of online free time.

Contact my brother or I at MN Web Design

Have not got around to Facebook or Twitter yet, sounds like I need to! Well done.

Using your time wisely on the internet is very hard for anyone to do. It looks like your making most of your social networking sites and I think I will now create a myspace page in order to connect with old friends and make them new clients. Good post.

Jason, thanks so much for the info about "blogcasting" on facebook! I set it up already and look forward to getting more facebook friends onto my blog. Awesome tips, as always!

I am just trying to find enough hours in the day. I will have to look into facebook and twitter further. It looks like it is worthwhile getting involved. Glad to hear about your success.

Hey Jason, Yep, I am trying to get better at Twitter, I am following you and many others here from AR.. God bless,

Great post Jason! Social networking is increasingly important and we need to remember that.

Jason, You are the greatest! I'm trying to stay up with all of this tech stuff...I just got a new cell phone today...and my 15 yr old is going to tutor me on it tonight!

I didn't know you can feed FB with the AR blogs. Hmmm. How do you do that, genius?

I have no Twitter account. Just like AR, I was hesistant to blogging. But I just need to get some time to learn its benefits, I guess.

Thanks for sharing this.

Now, will you be my friend on FB?

I love twitter and now I think I'll check out facebook! Thanks Jason

Jason- I'm just getting Facebook down....think I'll send you a pumpkin! But I'm not enamored of twitter yet. Seems like a constant interruption versus stream of happenings. But I may have to give this a try.

Thanks Jason, Safe trip , will check back for more looking forward to new connections. Steve

I have stayed away from other networking sites but maybe I should try others AR is the best.... I will try and see what happens..

All these newer media opportunities are great -- take some time -but all help.

Jason... what I have been waiting for someone to tell me is how to get links to facebook and tweeter. How do you feed your AR blogs to Facebook... and what AR feature allows you to send your public posts directly to Tweeter? thanks

jeff belonger

Thanks for sharing...but I think you have a couple new posts to add...hint hint...can you help us newbies get set up with our blogs on Facebook and Twitter? Thanks

I have nor used social sites at all. I'm very interested as I am in constant search for traffic and was told this is a viable source, thanks for the info. I will try it!

Jason- I am twittering finally. I started a long time ago but then I did not really understand the real business applications that are possible. I have been taking some classes and being coached in twittering so I should be a pro soon enough! I love facebook and was on facebook before I found Active Rain but then neglected Facebook because of all the time I spend on AR. Congrats on the gold star.

Yes Twitter is also addicting, and can be fascinating because it encompasses people from the whole world over. I'm giving Facebook more time now that I started a group for my town.

Jason, I'm still trying to figure out AR! So far it's great!!!

Thanks as always Jason for great insight to these things. Although I'm a long way from getting all this I do like the challenge.

I utilize all three as well. Just recently my half sister contacted me because she found me on facebook. I have not spoken to her since I was 12 (20+ years later).

Hey Jason ... thanks for sharing your thoughts regarding Twitter and Facebook. I can't wait to meet you tomorrow at REBar Camp!!!!!!!!!!!!! pippa

Hi Jason, I am pedaling as fast as I can. Not sure I am getting it, but I am trying as best I can. You guys all have fun tomorrow. I will be anxious to see photos and hear about REBarcamp.

Thanks for the tip on doing feeds to Facebook, I will have to look into that!

Excellent post Jason. These sites are about building relationships. It's what agents and brokers have always done...at least if they wanted to be successful. This is just another dimension of connection.

Jason~ I am on facebook and have lots of friends there, but I have joined Twitter, but haven't figured how that really works yet........

Gotta get on Facebook. Just haven't had "the time" to do it yet but I will now. Cool post.

Among my many talents, I'm also the unknown commenter. That's me above!

Jason,

Just getting a little deeper now into how to use Facebook in my mortgage business. AR is still the main focus but to compliment the effort Facebook might be a nice addition.

Jason

Forget Face book...When you goinna get to writing your book? Man you understand all of this better than anyone and relay it so precisely and clearly.

You are such the social butterfly. Try as I might, it's taking me a while to develop a consistent rhythm anywhere. You're proof it works so I'll keep at it. Thanks for the inspiration.

Good job!!! I haven't gotten into conversations on Twitter yet, so I have a ways to go, buy I have gotten leads, and sold a condo off of a lead from Myspace.

WEll Jason it would appear that your blog started a little bit of a Twitter. I think many of us have dismissed facebook. The last time I looked at facebook you could only sign up if you were a student. You never know what is going to catch on next.

Time to take a peek again.

thanks for telling us about that feature with twitter, i didnt know you can do that

Jason,

Props to you. Your the man! I subscribe to your blogs, follow you on Twitter and I'm a friend of yours on FaceBook and I'm honored for the association. I have learned a lot from you! Thanks!

Great info Jason! I haven't Twittered yet, but I should check it out. I'm on Facebook, but only to see pictures and communicate with some of my family who live quite a ways from me.

I am definitely not worthy! smileys

I haven't joined either yet, but I have been thinking lately of joinging Twitter because of the links.

Jason,

I added my blog to Facebook. Thanks for the heads-up.

Thanks for the information I just looked at tweeter I had never heard of it.

Jason,

Thanks for the post. Twitter is a definite. Facebook, That I'll consider. You are the first to have positive comments about Facebook, as it reltes to our business.

OCT

2008

good post Jason, maybe I'll see you on the texas hold em tables:)

Jason in Austin TX: I recently established a Twitter profile. Still trying to figure it out. I have been sooo consumed with Active Rain, however I have read many posts talking about venturing out. I guess I need to learn the ways of other networking sites. Any suggestions or helpful posts that can help a newbie on Twitter or Facebook? Thanks for the insight on how these other networking site validate your real estate business in Austin Texas!

PS: Did you and your wife enjoy the brownies from Marie Westerman?

I did not realize I could send my AR blogs to Facebook, and I still don't understand all the pokes and such I get on Facebook.

Jason I have started twittering myself. You right it can be addictive. I am just need to learn how to balance my time with all of these social networking sites. And thanks for accepting my Twitter invitation. Great post.

Jason,

I am still learning about both Facebook and Twitter. 2009 will be the year that I re-define my path in social networking.

Jason,

Thanks for sharing this information. I have always been interested in Facabook but never really knew to much about it. I will try this out and hopefully I will end up getting some leads from it just like you.

I am always looking for new outlets to try to expand my business.

I'm on Facebook but not on Twitter yet. I'll have to check it out. Thanks!

I'm still not sold on FaceBook but your comments and advice have made me reconsider a few things so I'll probably check that out. \

I just don't get twittering yet. I originally thought it was a technique to "refresh" your site daily thus having something to do with seo?

Hi Jason, Great post and great job! It is so important today to be out there in the social eye online. Keep up the great work!

Great post...thanks for the help! When I have more time I will definately look into implementing these ideas. Thanks to all you AR bloggers for sharing.

Thanks for the wonderful advice, I am one day going to make time to look at others but until I will be satisfied with being in the Rain with all my Rainers.

Hi Jason,

Great info. I will get on the Facebook feed asap.

thank you,

Stuart

Cool - I am going to try and figure out how to feed my AR blogs to facebook and now I am following you on twitter!

Thanks Jason.

i have had some good luck with the PPC advertising on Facebook as well. Very good for demographic and geographic targeting!

Great Tips...I just added my blog to Facebook, who knew! I actually added it to Twitter yesterday. Thanks Jason.

Thanks for the post, Jason. It gives us hope that we are not doing this in vain.

Thanks for the post, we use Facebook and have just started sending our AR posts to Twitter but still don't get it. We'll check it out a little more. We also like Linked In and have quite a network built up there.

Jason - a follow up - I set up the AR feed to FB yesterday per your instructions above and it WORKED! We already received a comment on one of the posts (albeit from a relative) but she found it there! yeaah! thanks again. ~Rita

Jason: I have stayed away from Twitter and Facebook, My Space too. They have seemed so trendy to date. And it seems if you aren't a user, it may not really help much...though I suppose Twitter would also help out the SEO. I may have to reconsider if you are having success with it.

Thanks for the Facebook ideas. I was not aware you could connect facebook and Activerain. I have recently started tweeting my post on AR with twitter and have had some good results.

Thats awesome, If you have time one day I would love to see you post more tips on facebook and twitter. Like how to set up the feed. Your info is greatly appreciated.

I have become more active on Twitter lately - both are highly addictive, in my humble opinion. Facebook also seems to have some interesting potential as a business tool, if used properly.

Hmm. One of my clients invited me to Facebook today. I guess I'm going to have to take a look at that one.

However, I just can't mentally handle the name Twitter yet. :)

Powerful and helpful

OCT

2008

Hi Jason! Will check out your post after I unpack from Houston. It was AWESOME hanging out with you yesterday! We have to do it again soon.

Okay big brother...I need a lesson sometime. I am admittedly still in the dark about Twitter and Facebook. I learn quickly though. So...teach me great one!! :-) GBU!

OCT

2008

I am still in Houston (returning to Austin this evening), but I thought it might be worth reposting my comment for those of you who want to know how to feed your AR posts to Facebook:

Log in to Facebook
Go to this page: http://www.facebook.com/apps/
In the search box, type in "blogcast"
Add this application and set it up
Your RSS feed for ActiveRain is easy - mine is http://activerain.com/blogs/jasoncrouch/rss (all of them follow this format)
Your Blogcast will show up under your Profile page and each update appears on your Wall
There is another application called "my blogs" that you could use

I hope this helps! I will be on the road, but you can email me if you have any questions. As I said, I will write something more extensive later.

Hey Jason,

Facebook is quite interesting. Everyone from high school has found me there, it snowballing like crazy!

As usual, great content dude. Excellent.

OCT

2008

Jason, I think you get all these leads because you do a great job at AR and Twitter and people get to know you! I know that you have impressed me, in both arenas; you have provided a model for me to follow. Thanks.

Jason - I don't really have a presence on Facebook or Twitter. I can see that that needs to change... :)

Okay Jason, how do I put it into my RSS feed? and where do I find this feed? Nancy, just figured out how to link something...let's take it slow with the old lady, okay, please?

ps....when giving out directions...pretend you don't know anything....so the rest of us can follow...

thanks....:)

wow....i figured it out....thanks

Lead generation is awesome ! We are just starting to receive a few leads from AR - we have yet to receive a lead from Twitter or Facebook but maybe it is just a matter of time !

thanks for sharing jason...you've been BOOKMARKED

NOV

2008

Thanks for the great info.

www.mobileaustinnotary.com

NOV

2008

You make it all seem so simple and enjoyable. I am pretty new on this whole networking game, but have been doing a lot of reading - thank you to you guys - and pretty soon you will know me as I know you now! Also a pleasure reading you.

JAN

Jason, I missed this when you posted it but just caught it on Mirela's reblog. Great info, thanks! I was sending to twitter but didn't know how to do facebook. Done!

FEB

Jason...dont have time to read all this but bookmarked it so I can read it later. This is exactly what I was looking for and was getting ready to ask some experienced AR people I know. Thanks for the much needed info!

MAR

I love FB for keeping in touch with far away family and friends and I like twitter because it really doesn't ask much of me...and a great way to meet likeminded individuals.

APR

Wow! I have become part of Facebook and most recently twitter. Using them is a bit like drinking water from a fire hose though. I look forward to using them and grasping the idea of blogging. It is both appealing and frightening to me. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

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